Best coffee in Glasgow! They roast their own coffee just round the corner on Osborne Street. Glad they moved to High Street, much bigger and nicer than the old location.

The ginger cake was really nice, warm and moist. They have a few different milk options for drinks, which is handy. The rest of the menu is okay, nothing that really stood out to me.

Lovely little spot near the museum. Stopped in for a post-walk treat. The fruit tart was the highlight for me &ndash; the berries tasted so fresh and vibrant. Pastry was light, not overly sweet. Just what I wanted.

Great spot for people-watching from the terrace. Coffee was good, bacon ciabatta hit the spot. Plenty of covered outdoor seating.

Great for a quick lunch. The flavour combos are unique and the textures are spot on. Staff were friendly and efficient, got my order out in no time. Perfect when you&#39;re in a rush.

Solid spot for a coffee and a quick lunch. Staff were really friendly and efficient. It&#39;s quiet, good for getting some work done. Plus, you get to watch people climbing on the wall, which is a fun little distraction.

First time trying the full Scottish breakfast with haggis and black pudding. Honestly, it was a lot heartier than I expected! Perfect for sharing with a friend after a late night out. The haggis was surprisingly good.

The vegan sausage roll was really tasty, with nice big pieces of vegetable in it. The staff were also very helpful when I asked to change my milk.

Lovely atmosphere, and the staff were really nice. The queue was long but they kept us updated. Portions are generous, so it was worth the wait. The vegan cake to take away was a nice bonus.

A solid spot for a filling meal. The spicy loaded tater tots were pretty good, and the portions are certainly generous. It&#39;s decent value for a casual dinner with friends.

Coffee was lovely, staff were friendly. Just a cozy spot for a decent cup. Had a flat white, smooth and not bitter. Sat by the window watching the street for a bit. Nice little find.

Nice spot for a coffee break. The window seat is ideal for people-watching, and they had a decent selection of pastries to go with it.

Been coming here for ages, it&#39;s my safe bet when I can&#39;t decide where to go with mates. The food never lets me down. Staff are always lovely and quick, which is perfect when you&#39;re just catching up and don&#39;t want a fuss.

The tofu with avocado on toast was a real surprise. Honestly, the best tofu I&#39;ve had in a cafe. The texture was spot on. Coffee was great too.

I had a lovely meal with friends, and everything was served fresh and hot. Our waiter Michael was friendly and helpful, making our visit enjoyable.

The takeaway party trays are a solid option for sharing. The dine-in space is a bit tight for more than a couple of people.

Menu&#39;s got some nice veggie options, which is always a plus. The space itself is really pleasant - bright, clean, and the booths are super comfy. Just a nice, relaxed spot for a casual meal.

Decent meal. The ingredients are clearly good quality, which I appreciate. A couple of the smaller plates felt a bit on the small side for the price, but overall it was fine.

Plenty of vegan choices here, which is nice. Got the plant-based burger, came out quick. Good flavour, not bland at all. Perfect for a fast lunch.

Been coming here for a while now. The coffee is always spot on, and you get a good amount for your money. Place is usually buzzing with locals, which I like. Solid spot.

Been coming here for years for a proper breakfast. The warm black pudding and bacon salad is spot on, just how I like it. Scones are homemade and massive, can&#39;t finish one in a sitting. Prices are fair for what you get.

The German draught lager was spot on, really crisp and cold. I was impressed by their cocktail list too. Tried the Bloody Mary &ndash; perfectly balanced, not too spicy, with a nice kick from the vodka. Just what I needed.

Afternoon tea. Proper three-tier stand. Sandwiches were fine. Scone was warm. Strawberry tart and the chocolate gateau were the highlight. Staff were friendly, especially Dana and Sherry. Made it feel relaxed.

Stopped by after visiting the uni. The wait for a table was about 15 minutes, which was fine. The smoked salmon scrambled eggs were really good, fresh and tasty. A solid lunch spot.

The mussels were spot on, and the roast beef was cooked just right. Perfect for a catch-up with friends over a few glasses of wine. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

The homemade soups are really good. I got the chicken noodle and it was a huge bowl, very filling. For the price, you get a lot. The place is clean too.

The French onion soup was rich and deeply savoury. The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e had a perfect crack to the sugar top.

Been coming here for years, and Stuart and Coco always make you feel like a regular. It&rsquo;s that kind of consistent, friendly service that keeps me coming back. They just get it right.

Bright and welcoming spot, good for a relaxed brunch. Had a nice table with a view of the artwork across the street. The food was pretty decent, though the coffee was just fine.

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